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[Gradine]

 

[Gradine]

I'm utterly baffled how that thread is still going. Do we really need 19 pages to get to "no, not even a little bit"?

 

[Cadence]

I'm utterly baffled how that thread is still going. Do we really need 19 pages to get to "no, not even a little bit"?

Welcome to ENWorld, it's helpful to know a few things if you're going to stick around...

 

[gnarlygninja]

Oddly enough, microwaved fish doesn't bother me. I still wouldn't do it, out of respect for others. In my complex the landlord stated weed has to be smoked inside the units, so that other tenants aren't bothered by the smoke. These neighbours smoked outside and I'd be smelling it at literally any hour of the day. If I woke up at 3:00am, someone would be smoking.

It has been my general experience that smokers, regardless of what substance they're smoking, really struggle with the concept of not doing something out of respect of others. My apartment complex had to have a talk with a few tenants who were smoking outside of their units (but not outside the building) because they were choosing to smoke directly under a smoke detector and setting off the fire alarm at 2 in the morning.

 

[Ryujin]

It has been my general experience that smokers, regardless of what substance they're smoking, really struggle with the concept of not doing something out of respect of others. My apartment complex had to have a talk with a few tenants who were smoking outside of their units (but not outside the building) because they were choosing to smoke directly under a smoke detector and setting off the fire alarm at 2 in the morning.

Yup, lots of "My Rights" with no "My Responsibilities."

 

[Cadence]

Driving into and out of downtown Toronto it's 50/50 if I'm going to smell weed coming from another car. Then there are the construction workers who get in roughly around the time that I do, when I go in to work on-site. The number of them who reek of weed smoke is ridiculous.

I think most of the dishwashers and cooks at a restaurant I worked at in high school smoked weed on their breaks. I don't remember any of them ever smelling skunky (or smelling noticeably enough of anything to get fired for it). Did they just have good weed, or is the skunkiness a new thing?

 

[Ryujin]

I think most of the dishwashers and cooks at a restaurant I worked at in high school smoked weed on their breaks. I don't remember any of them ever smelling skunky (or smelling noticeably enough of anything to get fired for it). Did they just have good weed, or is the skunkiness a new thing?

You can smell it on them more if they smoke in an enclosed space. Not so much it they're smoking outside and there's a breeze. The ones that you can smell it on generally smoke so much that they can't even notice it on themselves anymore. Always so surprised when a cop pulls them over after smelling weed from 3 cars back.

 

[overgeeked]

Yup, lots of "My Rights" with no "My Responsibilities."

That’s the slogan for modern society since about 1950. We’ve had pockets of time where responsibility makes a come back, but they seem to be less frequent and last less and less time each go around.

 

[Thomas Shey]

It has been my general experience that smokers, regardless of what substance they're smoking, really struggle with the concept of not doing something out of respect of others. My apartment complex had to have a talk with a few tenants who were smoking outside of their units (but not outside the building) because they were choosing to smoke directly under a smoke detector and setting off the fire alarm at 2 in the morning.

Yeah, I've never been a fan of people just deciding to "share smoke" with you. In principal, I'd rather have people toking than drinking (largely because I've spent some significant amount of my life around people who did both and I have pretty pronounced opinions about which I'd rather be around) but I'd really rather if people were going to partake they did edibles so I didn't have to smell it.